Market Spice Tea, a delicious and tangy spiced tea, is the Pacific Northwest Shop's most popular tea year after year.
Created in Seattle's world renowned Pike Place Market in 1911, these delightful teas are made with flavorful spices from the Seattle market.
Today, they are part of a collection that has won the hearts of tea lovers the world over.
The naturally rich aroma of orange and cinnamon blended with various seasonings and essential oils gives this line of spicy tea an enjoyably tangy character.
The selection is ideal for making both hot or chilled spice tea.
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Market Spice Tea
Our same world famous Market Spice tea now comes in a “Celebrating 100 years!” anniversary box. Originating in Seattle's historic Pike Place Market, this is Market Spice's signature tangy spice tea.
Its unique orange and cinnamon flavor is all natural and contains no sugar.
24 bags (1 box)
$5.89
SPECIAL OFFER:
72 bags (3 boxes)
$17.00
Market Spice Decaffeinated Tea
This is the decaffeinated version of the original tangy spice tea.
Also made from natural flavors from Seattle's Pike Place Market such as cinnamon,
orange peel, and essential oils, this hot tea has the same spicy character as the regular
Market Spice Tea.
Net Wt. 2 oz. box of 24 tea bags.
24 bags (1 box)
$9.49
SPECIAL OFFER:
72 bags (3 boxes)
$27
Northwest Breakfast Tea
Market Spice's full body black tea is made from a special Ceylon and Darjeeling tea blend.
This breakfast tea is a tasty morning tea with no sugar added.
Net Wt. 2 oz. box of 24 tea bags. 24 bags (1 box)
$5.89SPECIAL OFFER:
72 bags (3 boxes)
$17.00
Market Spice White Tea
Seattle's Market Spice has expanded its tea line with this white tea made with White Peony Tea,
natural and artificial flavorings, and no sugar.
Immature tea leaves picked and steamed shortly before the buds are fully opened
results in a pale tea with a sweet and smooth
flavor that is high in anti-oxidants and low in caffeine content.
24 bags (1 box)
$9.49SPECIAL OFFER:
72 bags (3 boxes)
$27.00
MARKET SPICE HUCKLEBERRY HONEY
Market Spice, the makers of the ever popular Market Spice
Tea, have created this very delicious Huckleberry Honey.
Why not accompany one of our Market Spice Teas with the delicious flavor of sweet huckleberries from
the Pacific Northwest?
5 oz. jar:
$7.89
13 oz. jar:
$10.89
Glad to find your shop!! My mother loves the Market Spice Tea. I was recently in Seattle, but I didn't have the chance to pick any
up. This is one more Christmas gift I don't have to worry about. Thanks
again.
SEATTLE'S PIKE PLACE MARKET home of Market Spice Tea
Pike Place Market is a remarkable tourist attraction, historical area, shopping mecca and public market overlooking Elliott Bay in Seattle, Washington in the Great
Pacific Northwest. The Market opened in 1907 and is the oldest farmer's market in the United States. Located in Seattle's downtown, a couple blocks west of Westlake Center and the southern terminus of the monorail, Pike Place occupies over 9 acres.
Pike Place Market is built on the edge of a steep slope with an elaborate stairway called the Hillclimb connecting the market to the Seattle Waterfront. There are several levels below the main level, featuring a labyrinth of shops featuring an astonishing variety of items. The upper street level is occupied by seafood vendors, fresh produce stands, baked goods, flying fish and arts and crafts vendors operating under the covered arcades. Local farmers sell their fresh produce year round in stalls spread throughout the upper level of the market. Pike Place Market is listed in the United States National Register of Historic Places. Perhaps, in part, because Pike Place Market is where
both Market Spice Tea and the Starbucks empire began.
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Market Spice Tea, a delicious and tangy spiced tea, is the Pacific Northwest Shop's most popular tea year after year.
Created in Seattle's world renowned 
Pike Place Market is a remarkable tourist attraction, historical area, shopping
mecca and public market overlooking Elliott Bay in Seattle, Washington in the Great
Pacific Northwest. The Market opened in 1907 and is the oldest farmer's market in the United States. Located in Seattle's downtown, a couple blocks west of Westlake Center and the southern terminus of the monorail, Pike Place occupies over 9 acres. 
Pike Place Market is built on the edge of a steep slope with an elaborate stairway called the Hillclimb connecting the market to the Seattle Waterfront. There are several levels below the main level, featuring a labyrinth of shops featuring an astonishing variety of items. The upper street level is occupied by seafood vendors, fresh produce
stands, baked goods, flying fish and arts and crafts vendors operating under the covered arcades. Local farmers sell their fresh produce year round in stalls spread throughout the upper level of the market. Pike Place Market is listed in the United States National Register of Historic Places. Perhaps, in part, because Pike Place Market is where
both Market Spice Tea and the Starbucks empire began.
